Center, red bandanna, sunglasses, white wristband. March 2015, foam pool party in Punta Cana, DR. Who's going to retire and just lie around
I know that this thread is supposed to be about photos of forum posters. However, people have posted photos of their grandchildren, and lacking one, I have to post one of my only grandniece. She is the first, and probably the only one of her generation in my family for a long time, because my own children and other nieces/nephews are not likely to want children.
My wife recently volunteered to provide daycare for my grandniece for a couple of days, when the grandparents had to be out-of-town. She's our Gerber baby.
She's adorable!
She is so cute !
Thank you. This baby is the "center of the universe" in my extended family.
We love her, and she is also fond of us. We see her often, and when her grandparents who provide day care say "Let's go see granduncle and grandaunt", she drops what she's doing and gets ready for the car seat. She's 8-month old now.
Although, instinctively, I "rage against the dying of the light", practicality demands that I at least attempt to use a cane to try and offset the encroachments of arthritis/sciatica/hip problems.......therefore Malaga has been subjected to a decidedly unfunny Charlie Chaplin impersonator:
The Memsahib, although still jetlagged, hits the plaza de la Constitución, Malaga:
The alley where we live, Malaga:
Not a good impersonation but it sure is a convincing impersonation of a person who NEEDS a cane! Enjoy the trip. We were there as part of a 3 week Spanish motor vacation in 2005. Flew back from there.Although, instinctively, I "rage against the dying of the light", practicality demands that I at least attempt to use a cane to try and offset the encroachments of arthritis/sciatica/hip problems.......therefore Malaga has been subjected to a decidedly unfunny Charlie Chaplin impersonator:
I guess this explains your unique slant on things.
No Nemo is a Canuck so this is a clarified view of his real self:Another example of how people tend to lean to the right as they age...
I guess this explains your unique slant on things.
It's been a couple years since we were last in Malaga, and fifty-three years since I was first here; Franco was in power, and the Guardia Civil with their odd hats were ubiquitous.
Big changes since that first trip.
Franco had a really tight grip on Spain, and people did not have the freedom that they enjoy now. Franco was a mean guy, despite his stature of 5'4".
one of the Guardia, I was told, put his pistol to the guy's head, and with his other hand pulled out of his pocket, and activated, a stopwatch...all without saying a word.
I have no trouble believing that. I saw a similar incident in Buenos Aires in 1976, shortly after the military coup.
Hey, look. Nemo is now neutral and no longer right-leaning.